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UAE In-Focus: SHUAA launches new Shariah-compliant funds; MoU signed for waste-to-hydrogen plant - Vimarsana News

UAE In-Focus: SHUAA launches new Shariah-compliant funds; MoU signed for waste-to-hydrogen plant

RIYADH: UAE-based investment banking firm SHUAA Capital has launched three new Shariah-compliant funds in a move to offer more investment choices to institutional high-net-worth individuals and corporate investors. The new funds, which include SHUAA Global Sukuk Fund, SHUAA Global Equity Fund, and SHUAA North America Equity Fund, were launched under the Incorporated Cell Co.

UAE to open facility that converts waste to green hydrogen - Vimarsana News

UAE to open facility that converts waste to green hydrogen

The Gulf state already has one waste-to-energy plant and is looking to build more.

Sharjah's Beeah to build region's first waste-to-hydrogen plant with UK's Chinook - Vimarsana News

Sharjah's Beeah to build region's first waste-to-hydrogen plant with UK's Chinook

Facility to produce green hydrogen and activated carbon to fuel 300 trucks and buses a day

BEEAH Energy and Chinook Sciences commence the development of region's first Waste-to-Hydrogen Plant - Vimarsana News

BEEAH Energy and Chinook Sciences commence the development of region's first Waste-to-Hydrogen Plant

BEEAH Energy and Chinook Sciences commence the development of region’s first Waste-to-Hydrogen Plant

BEEAH Energy and Chinook Sciences commence the development of region's first Waste-to-Hydrogen Plant - Vimarsana News

BEEAH Energy and Chinook Sciences commence the development of region's first Waste-to-Hydrogen Plant

BEEAH Energy and Chinook Sciences commence the development of region’s first Waste-to-Hydrogen Plant